No Fandom+2
AO3 Ship Stats 2023
by centreoftheselights
The 2023 edition of the AO3 Ship Stats project. This project aims to track and analyse the most popular pairings posted on AO3 over time.
data analysis
Tag · 17 works
Works
Some results are potentially explicit
No Fandom+2
AO3 Ship Stats 2022
by centreoftheselights
The 2022 edition of the AO3 Ship Stats project. This project aims to track and analyse the most popular pairings posted on AO3 over time.
The Murderbot Diaries - Martha Wells
Rogue Trends
by Gamebird
A company data analyst is assigned to find someone to blame for Murderbot going rogue. Doing so requires the company making connections between data points it had not previously made.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types
A potentially explicit work
No Fandom
Why People Dont Comment
by DawnFelagund, longlivefeedback
Discussion of why readers don't comment, with a focus on data collected from the Tolkienfic community.
Fandom - Fandom
A potentially explicit work
No Fandom+2
Sampling Limitations
by centreoftheselights
An overview of the sampling methods for the AO3 Demographics Survey 2024, and some of the inherent limitations of the data.
Doctor Who+1
A potentially explicit work
Doctor Who+1
A potentially explicit work
Doctor Who+1
A potentially explicit work
No Fandom+4
2022 AO3 Wrapped
by illylily
You've heard of Spotify wrapped... what about AO3 wrapped? Inspired by Spotify's yearly wrapped, Analyzing my data from my 2022 ao3 history. (Includes video (with animation) and photo format.
Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan+5
A potentially explicit work
No Fandom
Feedback Rates on FFN and AO3
by longlivefeedback
Analysis and discussion of written feedback frequency (comments and reviews) on fanfiction.net and archiveofourown.org.
Fandom - Fandom
A potentially explicit work
Fandom - Fandom
How Many Tags per Fanwork? - Changes Over Time
by Garonne
Some people use tons of tags, others use hardly any. I look at how and why, including The increase in the number of tags per work over the years (but not for all fandoms! and not for all tag types!) Differences in tagging practices between older and more recent fandoms Differences in tagging practices between different types of fandoms (Books & Literature, Video Games, RPF, etc.) Differences in tagging practices by language and word count
Reverse: 1999 (Video Game)
Nineties Cultural Research Unit
by HSAAAA
The final decade of the second millenium A.D. constitutes an apocryphal dead zone within the temporal archive of humanity. While adjacent eras enjoy robust representation across multiple Foundation-approved media and material vectors, the 1990s exist only as fragments: Corrupted, orphaned, and stripped of the connective tissue that should render a culture legible to posterity. The Storm did not merely reverse 1999, it annihilated its very context. What remains are color TVs without manuals, signals without protocols, a civilization reduced to its detritus. The Nineties Cultural Research Unit (NCRU) is therefore constituted as a part-time non-profit response to this epistemic crisis. May the peace be with us.